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Courts & the Law, Defending Democracy, News

NC Democrats file federal lawsuit to overturn GOP’s elimination of judicial primaries

By Melissa Boughton
December 13, 2017
In Courts & the Law, Defending Democracy, News
Courts & the Law, Defending Democracy, News

Interested in running for judicial office in 2018? Here’s a helpful guide

By Melissa Boughton
November 29, 2017
In Courts & the Law, Defending Democracy, News
Courts & the Law, Defending Democracy, News

Legislative bill tracking: Former judge turned lawmaker keeping track of ‘war’ on judiciary

By Melissa Boughton
November 22, 2017
In Courts & the Law, Defending Democracy, News
Courts & the Law, Defending Democracy, News

SCSJ’s Anita Earls to run for NC Supreme Court seat in 2018 election

By Melissa Boughton
November 15, 2017
In Courts & the Law, Defending Democracy, News
Courts & the Law, Defending Democracy, News

Berger appoints mostly GOP committee to look at judicial reform, redistricting

By Melissa Boughton
October 24, 2017
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